3shape and high occlusion

[CoolHandLuke]

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if you really want to double check that your design and your unit are identical you can always append the design, scan the model with the crown on it, and overlay them together.

 

[Car 54]

It won't hurt I will tell you this much. But it the bites are way off calibration alone will not help, might need to have plab run on the scanner for a fresh new scanner setup.

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So far, like you, I haven't had high occlusion problems, especially in my case since I started equilibrating pre-scan and sticky waxing casts together.
It's been very consistent, pretty much spot on.

 

[Sevan P]

So far, like you, I haven't had high occlusion problems, especially in my case since I started equilibrating pre-scan and sticky waxing casts together.
It's been very consistent, pretty much spot on.

Rubber bands are gremlins! Muahahaha!

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[Car 54]

Rubber bands are gremlins! Muahahaha!

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Funny and Agree. Things got a whole lot better once I stopped using those.

 

[Brett Hansen CDT]

How do you handle cases where you have an edentulous arch? For these cases, after they are mounted, I make a bite using Sil-Tech. Then I scan the bite instead of the opposing model. I always find that the articulation isn't as accurate as when I scan the models for normal cases.